Which of the following is true of the state militia troops that made up the initial American military force and later came to augment the Continental Army?- They generally refused to ambush the British or to engage in any hand-to-hand combat.- They were largely civilians who often decided for themselves when to join and when to leave the fighting.- They were the most seasoned troops of the war because of their past experience fighting Indians.- They were extremely well-organized units, even during the first battles, because the stakes were so high.- They frequently mutinied and switched over to the British cause in return for the promise of land.

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